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the level of all personality dimensions of the NEO FFI
questionnaire at the level of statistical significance 0.001. The
results of the analysis are given in Table 5 and Figure 1.
Table 5: Comparison of personality dimensions (NEO FFI) between research groups based on parenting styles.
NEO FFI
DZSVR Parenting style
N
M
SD
SEM
df
H
p
N
eu
ro
ti
ci
sm
Autocratic
64
22.48
9.77
1.221
3
28.107
0.001
Liberal
53
17.85
8.245
1.133
Integrative
49
19.59
8.261
1.18
Indifferent
236
23.78
6.968
0.454
E
x
tr
av
er
si
o
n
Autocratic
64
28.45
8.19
1.024
3
33.134
0.001
Liberal
53
33.77
5.37
0.738
Integrative
49
32.39
5.287
0.755
Indifferent
236
29.32
6.114
0.398
O
p
en
n
es
s
Autocratic
64
29.27
7.17
0.896
3
16.18
0.001
Liberal
53
29.04
5.939
0.816
Integrative
49
29.69
7.687
1.098
Indifferent
236
27.06
5.201
0.339
A
g
ree
ab
le
n
es
s
Autocratic
64
29.92
7.251
0.906
3
56.541
0.001
Liberal
53
35.57
4.167
0.572
Integrative
49
31.59
6.304
0.901
Indifferent
236
28.56
5.891
0.383
C
o
n
sci
-
en
ti
o
u
sn
es
s
Autocratic
64
31.47
7.067
0.883
3
22.783
0.001
Liberal
53
35.28
7.026
0.965
Integrative
49
33.31
5.467
0.781
Indifferent
236
30.83
6.544
0.426
*Note: N– number; M– mean; SD– standard deviations; SEM– standard error of the mean; df– degrees of freedom; H– Kruskal-Wallis H
test; p– level of statistical significance.
Figure 1: Moderate model of influence of style of education on personality dimensions.
Using LSD analysis, we found the following differences
between research groups in personality dimension extraversion.
We found a statistically significant difference between
adolescents who were raised up with integrative parenting style
and adolescents who were raised up with indifferent (p = 0.002)
and autocratic parenting style (p = 0.001), where adolescents
who were raised up with integrative parenting style obtained
significantly higher score (Mean Difference hereinafter MD =
3.066; MD = 3.935). Similarly, as with integrative parenting
style, we also found a statistically significant difference in
extraversion among adolescents who were raised up with liberal
and indifferent (p = 0.001) and the autocratic parenting style (p =
0.001), where adolescents who were raised up with liberal
parenting style obtain a significantly higher average score (MD
= 4.452; MD = 5.320).
We found statistically significant difference in neuroticism
between adolescents who were raised up with integrative
parenting style and adolescents who were raised up with
indifferent (MD = -4.184; p = 0.001) and autocratic parenting
style (MD = 2.893; p = 0.049), where adolescents who were
raised up with indifferent and autocratic parenting style obtain
lower scores. Similarly, we found statistically significant
difference in neuroticism between adolescents who were raised
up with liberal parenting style and adolescents who were raised
up with indifferent (MD = -4.635; p = 0.001) and autocratic
parenting style (MD = 5.925; p = 0.049), where adolescents who
were raised up with indifferent and autocratic parenting style
obtain lower scores.
In variable openness, adolescents who were raised up with
indifferent parenting style obtain significantly lower scores
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